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1 – Josh Osborne 7 Summers Beers and Sunshine Breaking up Was Easy in the 90'S Happy Anywhere How They Remember You Never Be Sunday, January 17, 2021 This Last Songwriter’s Name Song(s) Artist Week Week 1 – Josh Osborne 7 Summers Morgan Wallen Beers And Sunshine Darius Rucker Breaking Up Was Easy In The 90’s Sam Hunt Happy Anywhere Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani How They Remember You Rascal Flatts Never Be Sorry Old Dominion Next Girl Carly Pearce 2 – Ross Copperman Beers And Sunshine Darius Rucker Happy Anywhere Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani Lady Brett Young We Were Rich Runaway June 3 – Randy Montana Better Together Luke Combs Pretty Heart Parker McCollum We Didn't Have Much Justin Moore 4 – Morgan Wallen 7 Summers Morgan Wallen Livin’ The Dream Morgan Wallen More Than My Hometown Morgan Wallen Somebody's Problem Morgan Wallen Still Goin Down Morgan Wallen 5 – Jesse Frasure Almost Maybes Jordan Davis Hole In The Bottle Kelsea Ballerini What's Your Country Song Thomas Rhett 6 – Luke Combs Better Together Luke Combs Forever After All Luke Combs 7 – Shane McAnally 7 Summers Morgan Wallen Champagne Night Lady Antebellum Never Be Sorry Old Dominion Next Girl Carly Pearce 8 – Ernest Keith Smith Big, Big Plans Chris Lane Breaking Up Was Easy In The 90’s Sam Hunt More Than My Hometown Morgan Wallen Somebody's Problem Morgan Wallen 9 – Mike Henderson Starting Over Chris Stapleton 10 – Chris Stapleton Starting Over Chris Stapleton 11 – Ashley Gorley Hole In The Bottle Kelsea Ballerini Single Saturday Night Cole Swindell We Were Rich Runaway June What's Your Country Song Thomas Rhett 12 – Jon Nite I Hope Gabby Barrett Lady Brett Young 13 – Hillary Lindsey Almost Maybes Jordan Davis Hole In The Bottle Kelsea Ballerini 14 – Dan Isbell Better Together Luke Combs 15 – Gabby Barrett I Hope Gabby Barrett The Good Ones Gabby Barrett 16 – Zachary Kale I Hope Gabby Barrett The Good Ones Gabby Barrett 17 – Parker Welling Love You Like I Used To Russell Dickerson What's Your Country Song Thomas Rhett 18 – Niko Moon Gone Dierks Bentley Good Time Niko Moon 19 – Matt Jenkins Happy Anywhere Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani 20 – Michael Hardy Livin’ The Dream Morgan Wallen More Than My Hometown Morgan Wallen Single Saturday Night Cole Swindell Still Goin Down Morgan Wallen What Do I Know Robert Counts This Last Songwriter’s Name Song(s) Artist Week Week 21 – Jacob Durrett Big, Big Plans Chris Lane Livin’ The Dream Morgan Wallen Somebody's Problem Morgan Wallen 22 – Ryan Vojtesak More Than My Hometown Morgan Wallen Still Goin Down Morgan Wallen Worship You Kane Brown 23 – Brock Berryhill Happy Does Kenny Chesney Hard Days Brantley Gilbert 24 – Kyle Fishman Down To One Luke Bryan 25 – Justin Ebach Down To One Luke Bryan 26 – Dallas Davidson Down To One Luke Bryan 27 – Rodney Clawson Momma's House Dustin Lynch Somebody's Problem Morgan Wallen 28 – Kevin Bard Just The Way Parmalee x Blanco Brown 29 – N.W. Sipe Just The Way Parmalee x Blanco Brown 30 – Matt Thomas Just The Way Parmalee x Blanco Brown 31 – Jason Evigan I Should Probably Go To Bed Dan + Shay 32 – Sean Douglas I Should Probably Go To Bed Dan + Shay 33 – Dan Smyers I Should Probably Go To Bed Dan + Shay 34 – Shay Mooney I Should Probably Go To Bed Dan + Shay 35 – Taylor Swift No Body, No Crime Taylor Swift (featuring Haim) 36 – Andrew DeRoberts All Night Brothers Osborne Champagne Night Lady Antebellum 37 – Parker McCollum Pretty Heart Parker McCollum 38 – Corey Crowder Drinkin’ Beer. Talkin’ God. Amen Chase Rice feat. Florida Georgia Line Famous Friends Chris Young + Kane Brown Long Live Florida Georgia Line 39 – Greylan James Happy Does Kenny Chesney 40 – Brad Clawson Happy Does Kenny Chesney 41 – Jamie Paulin Happy Does Kenny Chesney 42 – John Thomas Harding Beers And Sunshine Darius Rucker 43 – Darius Rucker Beers And Sunshine Darius Rucker 44 – Brett Young Lady Brett Young 45 – Tyler Hubbard Lil Bit Nelly & Florida Georgia Line Long Live Florida Georgia Line 46 – Allison Margaret Cruz Somebody Like That Tenille Arts 47 – Tenille Arts Somebody Like That Tenille Arts 48 – Alex Kline Somebody Like That Tenille Arts 49 – Jordan Davis Almost Maybes Jordan Davis 50 – Monty Criswell Hell Of A View Eric Church 51 – Eric Church Hell Of A View Eric Church 52 – C. Beathard Hell Of A View Eric Church 53 – Nicolle Galyon Gone Dierks Bentley We Were Rich Runaway June 54 – Allen Shamblin How They Remember You Rascal Flatts 55 – M. Beeson How They Remember You Rascal Flatts 56 – Steph Jones Hole In The Bottle Kelsea Ballerini 57 – Kelsea Ballerini Hole In The Bottle Kelsea Ballerini 58 – Josh Murty Good Time Niko Moon 59 – Anna Moon Good Time Niko Moon 60 – Jordan Minton Good Time Niko Moon.
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